In one work of this title, the narrator is glared at by Old Zhao's dog and hears reports of famine from Wolf Cub Village; it ends with a plea to "save the children" from eating people. In addition to that work by Lu Xun, * another story of this name begins with the funeral of a magistrate who cut the throat of a goldfinch and murdered a young boy to satisfy nature's laws; a film of this name adapted The [*] Horla by that story's author, Guy de Ma
In one work of this title, the narrator is glared at by Old Zhao's dog and hears reports of famine from Wolf Cub Village; it ends with a plea to "save the children" from eating people. In addition to that work by Lu Xun, * another story of this name begins with the funeral of a magistrate who cut the throat of a goldfinch and murdered a young boy to satisfy nature's laws; a film of this name adapted The [*] Horla by that story's author, Guy de Maupassant. A third one describes Poprischchin, who believes he is crown prince Ferdinand VIII of Spain. For 10 points, give this title of a story by Gogol, a written journal whose author descends into insanity.
In one work of this title, the narrator is glared at by Old Zhao's dog and hears reports of famine from Wolf Cub Village; it ends with a plea to "save the children" from eating people.
{Diary} of a {Madman} [accept A {Madman's Diary} or {Kuángrén Rìjì} until the first {asterisk}]